Tillamook County Women's Resource Center

Home

About Us

Mission & Philosophy

Board of Directors

Staff

Our Partners

Newsletters

Financials

Job Postings

Events

Courage to Heal

News

Volunteer Drive

Outpost Advocates

New at Wild Flower

New Support Group

Electronic Newsletter

Men's Group

Support Groups

Women's Group

Healing Through Art

About Domestic Violence

What is DV?

DV History

Physical Abuse

Emotional Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Social Abuse

Financial Abuse

Impact on Children

Why Victims Stay

Teen Dating Violence

About Sexual Assault

Common Myths

Intervention Skills

Local Information

About Stalking

Stalking Facts

What to do

Tillamook County Data

Data Highlights

About the Survey

About Pulse Research

Our Services

Hotline

Community-Based Services

Court Advocacy

Counseling

Community Education

Violence in the Workplace

Youth Violence Prevention

Healthy Kids

Our Shelter

The Wild Flower

How to Get Help

Legal Recourse

FAPA Procedures

FAPA Eligibility

What FAPA Can Do

Volunteer

Donate

Types of Gifts

Bequests

Corporate Giving

Estate & Planned Giving

Helpful Links

Contact

Our Mission Statement

The Tillamook County Women's Resource Center mission is to eliminate domestic and sexual violence in our community.


Our Philosophy

  • The Women's Resource Center is committed to the safety and empowerment of all individuals who have experienced any form of oppression or violence or who perceive themselves to be at risk.
  • We believe that violence of any kind (physical, emotional, verbal, or sexual) is intolerable and everyone has a right to freedom from fear and violence.

  • We believe violence is a result of a system of oppression.

  • We believe people possess inherent equality and that discrimination on any basis (sex, age, color, religious, sexual preference, or ethnic background) is a denial of that basic right.

  • We recognize the need for victims of violence to discuss their experiences with advocates who are empathetic and sensitive to the seriousness of those experiences.

  • We believe it is crucial that victims are encouraged to make decisions for themselves, and we emphasize our sincere belief in their ability to do so.

  • We believe people of all ages have the basic right to safety, dignity, respect and equality.  They have the right to express themselves, to be heard and to live in a non-violent environment.


CLICK HERE
to contact our Volunteer Coordinator if you'd like to help

24 hour hotline: (503) 842-9486 or toll free in Oregon 1 (800) 992-1679

Tillamook County Women's Resource Center, 1902 2nd Street, Tillamook, OR 97141
(503) 842-9486  ♦  1-800-992-1679  ♦  TTY 1-800-877-8973
Office Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday

Web Hosting powered by Network Solutions®